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Scholardemia

Accessibility

Our commitment to inclusive access for every scholar.

Updated 6 October 2026

Scholardemia is committed to providing an accessible experience for all users. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA across our core flows, and continue to improve compatibility with assistive technologies. This statement describes our features and current limitations; it is not a claim that every page and interaction has been verified to conform.

Keyboard shortcuts

Turn off app shortcuts if you use voice input or prefer typing without shortcut actions. Tab, Escape and controls’ arrow keys still work. This saves in this browser.

Accessibility features

  • Keyboard navigation in menus, dialogs and forms, with a shared skip link to the main content.
  • Visible focus indicators, headings and landmarks to help you find your place.
  • Design targets of 4.5:1 contrast for standard text and 3:1 for large text and essential controls. Error messages use text; shared form components also add an icon.
  • Text alternatives for meaningful images, with description fields for your own uploads.
  • Adjustable text, contrast and reduced motion options.
  • Labels, descriptions and status announcements intended to support screen reader navigation, feed content and settings.

Testing and known limitations

Recent checks cover selected journeys with keyboard navigation, automated accessibility checks and Chromium browser checks. We have not yet completed hands-on validation with NVDA on Windows, VoiceOver on Apple devices or TalkBack on Android, or with on-screen keyboards on physical phones.

Some historical user-uploaded images may lack helpful descriptions. Captions and transcripts for external videos depend on the provider and have not all been reviewed. Please contact us if these limitations prevent you from accessing content or completing a task.

Need assistance?

If you encounter an accessibility issue, please contact us at support@scholardemia.com with a description of the problem and the page you were using. If you can, include your browser, device and assistive technology, and tell us what you expected to happen. We respond as quickly as possible.